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Future of Human Colonies in Outer Space | Moon & Mars Exploration

Delve into the potential of Earth colonies in space, from overpopulation relief to the allure of exploring the Moon and Mars. Discover why these celestial bodies are fitting choices for human settlements, despite their differences from Earth. Learn about the challenges and possibilities of space travel, including the lengthy journey to Mars and the concept of space stations as living quarters. Uncover the complexities and opportunities awaiting humanity in the cosmos!

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Future of Human Colonies in Outer Space | Moon & Mars Exploration

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  1. Earth colonies in space

  2. Why? • Research and exploration • Helping with overpopulation • Because we can and it is awesome

  3. The Moon and Mars: good choices for colonies • They are both close enough that we can get to them “easily” • Although their temperatures and gravities are different from earth, we can survive in them with the right equipment • We know a lot about them (compared to other planets out there) so we can plan better what we would need to live on them

  4. Time to mars • How long would it take to get to mars, stay a few weeks, and then come back? • About 2 and a half years!! • This is because we would have to wait until the earth and mars are closest together to fly between them. • The flight itself takes six months, but people on mars would have to wait one and a half years again before mars and earth are close together once more

  5. Space stations • Instead of living on a planet, perhaps people could live on a space station…however, there are problems associated with that • In your notes list five problems you can think of for people living in a space station

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